Walker tops Hudkins in stormy title defense at Comiskey
In a rain soaked Comiskey Park bout Mickey Walker defended his world middleweight title by defeating Ace Hudkins in 10 rounds. The crowd of about 25 000 booed the decision as Hudkins nearly scored a knock down in the fourth and pressed the pace late, while Walker used body shots and jab to hold the championship.
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Ace Hudkins
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Rioting in Jugo-Slavia Sparks Martial Law Fears
In Zagreb on June 21 AP reports three civilians killed and many wounded after rioting tied to parliamentary shooting in Belgrade. Police injuries mount as students and workers clash with authorities. power lines are cut plunging parts of the city into darkness. Martial law expected amid ongoing unrest.
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Zagreb
Cretia
Jugo-Slavia
Belgrade
Anton Koroshetz
Croats and Serbians Horrified at Killings in Parliament House
Rumors of killings in Parliament House sparked fear in Croatia and Serbia as tributes and funeral plans unfold. Leaders including Stefan Raditeh may influence peasants to curb unrest while government circles brace for political fallout and potential riots in Zagreb after the tragedy.
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Stefan Raditeh
Croatia
Zagreb
Paul
ster.du Teaditech
Death of Dr O M Lanstrum Brings Many Messages of Sympathy
The sudden death of Dr. O M Lanstrum in Helena drew widespread sorrow with telegrams from many cities and states. Friends like John Edgerton and Charles Reusenrath recalled years of association and urged funeral rites with Masonic traditions. Heroic esteem poured in from figures including Herbert Hoover and Dr Hubert Work as the state mourned this pioneer physician.
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plaiac
John Edgerton
Electrie
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Jim
college
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Edgerton
Lanstrum
Marysville
Charles F. Reusenrath
hell
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Amony
Herbert Hoover
Hubert Work
secretary of the interior
Dad of 2 Bad Men Killed by a Deputy
G Kimes father of George and Matthew Kies Oklahoma bandits now in the state penitentiary at Mre Alester was shot and killed today near Bowles by Deputy Sheriff Jack Sparks. Deputies Shaw Nelni Jin Clinton and Sparks raided establishments near Bowlegs as Kimes Seminole Okla June emerged with a revolver to fire at Meloy. Another man attacked Clinton with an axe. Sparks fired, Kimer praised his gun and then went to assist Clinton. The axe man was captured but refused to give his name.
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George
Matthew Kies
Oklahoma
Mre Alester
Tate
Bowles
Jack Sparks
Shaw Nelni
Jin Clinton
Sparks
Bowlegs
Kimes Seminole
Okla
June
Meloy
Clinton
Kimer
Nel
thhen
New clue found in Glab killing shocks case
Los Angeles reports a strange automobile pulled up to John T Glab's Van Nuys home shortly before his murder. Detectives searched for the 3220 caliber weapon as they corroborate statements by Mrs Glab and Amber niece Miss Flhotwaser, both charged with murder, amid the widow's arraignment preparations.
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Los Angeles
John T. Glab
Glab
Van Nuys
Chicago
Deek Lethel
Glab amber
Flhotwaser
Campaign Launch In Washington Under Hoover Curtis
In Washington on June 21 the Republican national campaign opened under Secretary Hoover and Senator Curtis with 24-party committee members approving the slate of officers. The New Waldhope meeting room hosted an enthusiastic session as candidates were introduced and the team set its path ahead.
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Washington
Hoover
Curtis
Change I ess act should be change I ess act New York
Governor Alfred E. Smith asserts he has not altered his call for amending prohibitions. He denies resigning as governor if nominated president and distances himself from Norman Mack's public statements on liquor policy.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
Houston
Norman
Sith
Mark
Smith
Coolidge Sport Attire Draws Cedar Island Lodge Fans
Supener Wisconsin June 21 AP reports the first definite sighting of President Coolidge wearing a 10-gallon hat rubber boots and a sheltering khaki shirt as he fishes at Cedar Island Lodge. Observers note he uses no worms for bait and the tall hat resembles the one from last summer in the Black Hills. Guides and workers marvel at the daring headgear and its novelty among local anglers.
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Supener
Wis
Coolidge
Mr. Coolidge
Black Hills
South Dakota
Cedar Island Lodge
Bank Robbers Nabbed After Clarkdale Bank Heist
Prescott Arizona June 21 CAP Two men from Oklahoma attempted a bank robbery at the Bank of Arizona branch in Clarkdale 40 miles northeast. After taking about $50,000 the younger robber William J Forrester 30 was shot and killed by cashier Bave Saunders. Paul Wanffman 45 was captured soon after by Saunders and Deputy Sheriff James Roberts.
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Prescott, Ariz
Oklahoma
Arizona
Bank of Arizona
Clarkdale
here
Willliam J Forrester
Bave Saunders
Paul Wanffman
Saunders
Sherif James Roberts
Silent Arctic Rescue Hopes Fade Over Missing Explorers
News from King's Bay Spitzbergen reports three days pass without word on Roald Amundsen Lett Mietrichsen and Rene Guilbaud after leaving Tromsо Norway for Svannahad. General Umberto Nobile remains in shelter awaiting an icebreaker as rescue efforts focus on Amundsen and the surviving членов of The Italia crew.
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Spitzbergen
King's bay
Umberto Nobile
Roald Amuridsen
Lett Mietrichsen
Rene Cruilband
Noble
Umberts Mardarena
Nobile
Kingshay
Roald Amundsen
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Amundsen
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Advent bay
Montana Delegates Leave for National Powwow
12 of Montana's 16 delegation to the Democratic national convention boarded a train for Houston. They pledge support for Governor Smith and discuss farm relief and prohibition, while Senator Walsh leads the group toward the national meeting with Kremer as a possible vice presidential choice.
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Alfred E. Smith
New York
Montana
Houston
menton
T. Jo Walker
Butts
Smith
Sal
J. Bravo Kremer
Butte
Walker
Kremer
Sen. Walsh
Senator Walsh
Washington
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W. H. Maloney
Kelly Must Face Charge Of Murder In Butte
Police report Kelly to face murder charges in connection with the fatal beating of his wife Gracewell who died from injuries after a contentious incident. Officers hold forty men pending the outcome of Mrs Howe’s injuries and the investigation continues.
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Pahee
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hares
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needdin
Gracewell
vnca
Sime
Hare Recell
bartr
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Howe
Maine Man Dies in Car Crash in York Village
A Maine man, Joseph Breckenridge of York Village, died from injuries after a car crash this morning. Details are scarce due to mangled OCR, but initial reports indicate the accident occurred on a rural Maine road, with Breckenridge pronounced dead at the scene or shortly after arrival of responders. Further specifics on time, location, and cause were not clearly provided in the readable text.
Virginia Democrats name uninstructed delegation
In Bearoke Virginia delegates at the state Democratic convention were named as an uninstructed delegation to cast Virginia's 24 votes at the national party confab in Chicago.
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Bearoke
Vergina
cyee
national party
Llous- Lon
World trial notes unclear hearing on defendant
A fragmented item notes an appearance of a person named Wayor Treneberry at a preliminary hearing on a charge described as conspiracy to mutilate or otherwise to something unclear. The text references a government or official proceeding with dates near June 21 and mentions an unrelated name.
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oTeangt Mayer
Fai
omni sebuier
Smith delegates gathering in Houston for Democratic convention
In Houston on June 21 AP reports party leaders delay formal convention alignments as many major candidates have yet to arrive. Informal conferences dominate hotel lobbies while strategists await delegate arrivals before pursuing blocs for or against Governor Alfred E. Smith at next week's Democratic convention.
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Houston
Texas
Alfred E. Smith
Heavy schedules for deep-carers
London June 21 AP Miss Amelia Earhart Wilmer Stultz and Louis Gordon crew of the transatlantic monoplane Friendship faced a heavy program of receptions and luncheons forcing a postponement of a weekend flying trip to the continent. The flyers, center of enthusiastic welcomes, spent a heavy day with Earhart's schedule of functions dinners sight seeing trips and shopping. Stultz and Gordon spent the day inspecting and tearing Birch planes and engines at Croydon airfield. Four hours of steady grinding by Miss Earhart in a hotel suite arranging engagements and acceptances.
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London
Amelia Earhart
Wilmer Stultz
Louis Gordon
Son Of Coal Miner Is Prize Orator
Carl Albert, a freshman at Oklahoma University and son of a coal miner, won first place in the finals of the fourth Intercollegiate Historical Contest on the Constitution in Los Angeles. He received a prize of 3
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Los Angeles
Carl Albert
Oklahoma university
Albert
Samuel Cummins Elected Kiwanis President in Milwaukee
Samuel Cummins was unanimously elected Kiwanis president at the Milwaukee gathering. James P. Ned and Charles F. Adams were named vice presidents, Raymond W. Crossman re-elected treasurer, and a slate of trustees from various regions was chosen. Resolutions called for purer business standards and denounced those who attempt to corrupt trust.
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James P. Ned
Walla Walla
Washington
Charles F. Adams
Calgary
Alta
Raymond W. Crossman
Omaha
Nebraska
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